Tag Archives: Curry

Curry Hummus with Raisins

Chickpeas are crushed with turmeric, lemon juice, tahini and raisins. Serve this healthy hummus with whole wheat naan or pita chips.

Sweet Noodle Coconut Curry

Potatoes, squash and cauliflower are cooked in coconut oil then seasoned with ginger and cumin. Asian glass noodles create a delicate base for this curry, but feel free to substitute rice to soak up the sweet sauce.

Sweet Noodle Coconut Curry

Curry Apple Fried Rice

Sweet apples are lovely when seasoned with savory spices like curry and cumin. Throw them in a skillet with broth infused rice and scrambled eggs and enjoy this dish any time of day.

Curried Lentils with Mint Rice

Savory lentils cooked with hearty veggies on mint-spiced brown rice. Throw everything in a slow-cooker in the morning and let the aromas of this lentil medley welcome you home.

Curried Pumpkin Lentil Soup

A pumpkin soup with roots in the Middle East, but this winter warmer can be adjusted to suit anyone’s taste. Make it spicy by upping the cayenne pepper or stay traditional and garnish the soup with a drizzle of pomegranate molasses.

Spinach Tofu Curry

This curry brings a healthier twist to Paalak Panneer by replacing the soft Indian cheese with firm tofu. Serve family style with Indian naan or roti.

Zesty Cabbage Curry

Serve this cabbage-curry-with-a-kick family style, alongside Indian naan or roti. Using the flatbread to sop up the curry will balance the curry’s spice and ensure you savor every last bite.

Chickpea & Spinach Curry

Curry is a flavorful, typically spicy dish which is prominent in South Asian cuisines. This version includes chickpeas, which add extra fiber and protein to an already healthy meal.

Sweet Potato Curry

This curry is sure to be a hit with anyone who enjoys an extra kick of flavor at dinnertime.

Chickpea-Vegetable Salad with Curried Yogurt Dressing

We found the recipe for this power-packed vegetable salad recipe in Cooking Light.

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